Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-02
Cattle buyers are coming in.

Cierh VI the ulstIlct court Oh tuls JUN
cial district.
The Foster monument fund is climb
ing slowly up, and will probably reacf
5000 before the list is closed.
A few cords of wood are badly needed
on subscription to the paper. Oats lef
at tn stable are also as good as coin.
Don't send off for Christmas and New
Years Gihs-you can get suited al
Weller & Wax's.
Rev. T. Il. Nelson, of Cottonwood will
hold divine service at the Lake school
house on Sunday next December 4, at
III A.. NJ.
= Russ Rice is building fine new resi-
dence on White Bird and will have II
completed in time to move in for the
winter.
l.. l.. Thomas, of Clearwater, has been
laid up for the past three weeks with
pneumonia, but is now in fair way of
recovering.
Most of the Washington territory
papers with whom we exchange advo-
cate the re-enactment of the woman
suffrage law.
| If you don't believe that Christmas is
coming, take a look at the stores and see
the quantities of holiday goods that are
being opened up.
Examine the largest and most select
assortment of Holiday Presents ever ex-
hibited at Weller Il Wax.
Miss Eda Clarke closed highly sue
cessful term of school at Fairview last
Friday. She is teacher of fine ability.
The diphthera scare was only case
of tonsilitis, aggravated by severe cold
which finally developed congestion of
the lungs. So says DR.. Nickel.
The following is a simple, available
and sure remedy for collie in horses:
three ounces of kerosine in one pint of
warm water. Give as drench. 1t
never fails.
The road over Craig's mountain is
crowded with teams running between
the prairie and Lewiston, and the
freighting season will be prolonged later
than usual this year.
AT the request of a number of citizens
of town, it has been decided to have a
vacation of two weeks. Consequently
the Academy will open December l2.
l.. II. WEEKS, Principal.
= A dozen Cinnamon from the inside
passed through town Saturday, bound
for Lewiston and the Flowery kingdom.
where we hope they will make their
permanent residence.
Back at last No more running
around, but will confne myself excu-
sively to office practice, where l can be
found every day from A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ.
3tf. j. II. McCALLIE, Dentist.
Mr.. Browns sheep were taken over
to winter quarters at Cottonwood las,
Saturday. Like all the other live stock
In this county, they are in good condi-
tion to stand the winter.
Jas. Remington has moved to White
Bird at the mouth of Chapman creek
with his cattle and sheep and will make
his permanent residence there this win
ter in a new house he is building.
Toys for boys and girls-Plnsh goods
for Ladies and Gents, Shaving Sets,
Work Boxes, Fancy Papeterie, Elegant
Thermometers, Photo, Scrap and Auto
graph Albums, Antique oak frame Mir
rors, Whisk Holders, Toilet Cases in
She'll and Celluloid, all at Eastern
prices at Weller q Wax.
L. j. Davis and Marion Williams
returned from their Little Salmon hunt
ing trip Monday, and report that the
hunting" was never better. They
didn't see deer on the trip and being
short of blankets they enjoyed the felic-
ity of having to sit up and build fires to
keep themselves from freezing for sew
eral nights during the late cold snap.
EsTRAY.-A sorrel stallion II hands
b igh and branded on left hip, strayed
side hobbled when he left. A suitable
reward will be given for his return or
for information that will lead to his
recovery. JOSEPH JEWELL.
Nose Morris returned to Lewiston
from California the other day with the
intention of coming to the prairie to
buy a ranch and live among us, but the
sdewa statesmen in Lewiston got
hold of him and made him believe that
Camas prairie hadn't raised pound of
hay or other produce, and so dlscour-
aged the man that he finally bought
ranch in the Asotin country. And yet
their heads off at the bidding of this